I published my first collection of Double Standard School stories in 2015. Since then, there have been many more, from 'Double Standard School: Stories 1-10' to 'Double Standard School: Stories 121-130.' Two novels also followed: 'Learning Curves' and 'The Gargarean Group.' The following story is a brand-new glimpse into the naughty shenanigans of the dominant women against the submissive boys of the Dahlia Sampson School, known by the students as the Double Standard School.
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Double Standard School: 1. First Exposure
DSS Student Cast:
Beth (Jan Brady): An 18-year-old DSS freshman, 5' 2" tall, slender but curvy, long blonde hair, blue eyes
Daniel: An 18-year-old DSS freshman, 5' 6" tall, slender and athletic, short, dark-blonde hair, blue eyes
Lolani (Aloha Girl): A 22-year-old DSS senior, 5' 5" tall, slim body and small breasts, long, luxurious black hair, black eyes
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During the summer of 1975, after he graduated from high school, eighteen-year-old Daniel struggled to find a college that would accept him. No one seemed interested in a student from a small-town high school who'd only earned average grades and couldn't afford much tuition. His mother was a long-time widow, his father having died in a military training accident in 1958.
His alternative family ended up solving his problem: Judy Heatherton and her daughter had lived next door to Daniel for his entire life. Mrs. Heatherton often served as his babysitter when he was little, and her nineteen-year-old daughter, Julie, was his surrogate sister growing up.
One late-summer day, Julie learned of an unexpected vacancy at the prestigious, out-of-state junior college called the Dahlia Sampson School, or DSS for short, and suggested to her mother that Daniel might be a good fit. Mrs. Heatherton took immediate action and telephoned the school on her neighbor boy's behalf.
Daniel was intrigued when Mrs. Heatherton told him about her phone conversation with the school's Office Manager and Recruiter, Angela Olsen. Mrs. Olsen seemed like a nice woman who verified that a freshman candidate had unexpectedly withdrawn his application just three weeks before the new school year began, leaving a rare vacancy that the college was struggling to fill on such short notice.
She explained that Daniel's acceptance by DSS was dependent on a short interview with her, plus he must pass a simple physical examination to be given by their school physician, Doctor Dolly. When Mrs. Heatherton described her neighbor's many swimming medals and awards in high school, and how he'd helped his swim team win the State Championship, Mrs. Olsen became quite excited, saying that Daniel sounded exactly like the kind of boy they were looking for. Given his limited financial circumstances -- and that the school needed to fill their vacancy -- she agreed to waive his tuition, should he be accepted.
A few days before he was scheduled to meet with Mrs. Olsen, Daniel went to the town library and looked through reference books for information about the junior college. He could only find basic information:
The Dahlia Sampson School of Higher Learning had been founded in 1891 as a women's college. Their famous graduates included Elizabeth Katherine "Katy" Eagleton, the famous opera soprano; Margaret Carroll, the first woman elected to their state's legislature; and Beverly Chase Nesbit, founder of the Nesbit Manufacturing Company. He'd heard of Katy Eagleton but not the other two.
After more than eighty years as an exclusive, women-only school, the college began admitting male students in 1972. Current enrollment as of the book's 1974 publication date stood at 229 students: 209 females and 20 males.
'Holy shit! Over two-hundred girls but only twenty guys! What the fuck was up with that?' Daniel wondered, although he liked the odds. This opportunity looked better and better!
When he told Julie about his research, his 'sister' exclaimed, "You're kidding! You've never heard of the Dahlia Sampson School?"
"No; you have?"
"Yes, of course; in fact, they've already accepted my application. If you get in, we'll be classmates!"
"What can you tell me about the school?" he'd eagerly asked.
She shrugged. "I don't really know much about it. The students call DSS the Double Standard School." She snickered slyly, which worried him. Julie seemed to be holding back something, but no matter how much he queried her, she wouldn't explain further.
Daniel shrugged it off, because every school he'd ever attended had a double standard: teachers expected to be treated like royalty and could do no wrong, while students got treated like peasants and couldn't do anything right. No big deal. As long as he obeyed the faculty, did what he was told, and kept out of trouble, he'd be fine.
He talked with Mrs. Olsen on the telephone as an initial interview, and she surprised him -- and further sold him -- by saying that DSS would pay for his airfare to visit the college in person. She confirmed that "a few people will interview you, and should you pass the physical and be enrolled, DSS will cover your entire tuition."
He thanked her profusely but asked why they were being so generous. She said it was because they needed to fill the slot before the school year began, and because she'd researched him and verified his athletic accomplishments. "I can't wait to meet you!" she'd enthused.
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Angela Olsen met Daniel at the airport terminal after his flight. His first impression was a middle-age woman trying to look younger. Wearing a tight, medium-blue minidress, she had a voluptuous figure with big boobs and curvy hips. Her dark-blonde hair was long and gathered in a bun at the nape of her neck. When they met, her gray-blue eyes performed a slow, penetrating scan of him from head to toe. He felt uncomfortable by her virtual strip search, for she seemed able to see right through his white dress shirt, black slacks, and gray boxer shorts.
"Hi, Angela!" he greeted her, trying to cover his nervousness by sounding peppy. "It's nice to meet you."
Before he could thank her for paying for his first-class ticket, she said, "Nice to meet you, too; but you must address me as Mrs. Olsen. All DSS boys are required to call me Mrs. Olsen."
Her admonition surprised him, but he quickly recovered. "Yes, Mrs. Olsen. Sorry," he said.